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Life is full of ‚Big Feelings‘ – both good and bad. Here are five key thoughts around support for kids and the ‚Big Feels.‘
Try an emotion tracker printout, or create your own.
The world is noisy, inconsistent and unpredictable. Here are some routines and habits to help neurodivergent kids not feel overwhelmed.
This is different from a textbook definition of emotion.
What is mindfulness for kids? Here are ways to help make mindfulness part of your family’s everyday routine.
Practicing gratitude will elicit positive emotion and a sense of peace and calm for
Discover different ways to build your kids‘ confidence by using your language and through shared experiences.
Instead of becoming too overwhelmed with emotion when our children’s confidence faces
Making mindfulness fun is a great way to introduce your little ones to the practice of mindful living. Here’s how to get started.
Can they visualize a place that helps represent the emotion?
What Is SEL? Social and emotional learning provides support for developing skills that encourage and lead to healthier and happier lives…
In early childhood, self-awareness skills show up in emotion recognition and identity
Irritability, hyperactivity, and poor grades may be signs that your kids aren’t getting enough sleep. Here’s what parents should know.
Sleep-deprived children often have a tremendous degree of difficulty with emotion
The only way to become aware of a child’s needs is to get to know them better. Here are tips on getting to know your students and families.
Mindfulness 2 mins Back to School: Emotion Check-Ins with Families Here’s how
Written by Drs. Chanda Murphy and Tegan Reeves, Moshi Researchers From parenting strategies to apps, everyone seems to be talking about social and emotional learning (SEL). But what is it, and why is it so important? When researchers or educators talk about SEL, it is usually referencing programs and activities that help build skills in […]
Emotion Regulation To be able to put our skills and knowledge into practice, we first
To be able to maximize learning opportunities, teachers need to know their students. Here’s how to observe students‘ needs in your classroom.
Children can put their names next to the emotion they are experiencing.
